American Meadows Tiger Lily

No, these lilies are toxic to cats. If you have curious pets that tend to nibble on garden plants, it is best to choose a different variety or plant these in an area your pets cannot access.

For the best results, plant your bulbs 8 inches deep. This depth helps protect the bulbs and encourages the plant to establish a strong, healthy root system.

Yes, Orange Tiger Lilies are perennials, meaning they will return each year. They also spread naturally via bulblets, so you can expect your display to expand and fill in over time.

Absolutely. These lilies are well-suited for container planting, provided the pot is deep enough to accommodate the 8-inch planting depth and has good drainage.

You generally do not need to worry. The foliage of the Orange Tiger Lily is considered deer resistant, making them a reliable choice if you have frequent visitors in your garden.

These lilies thrive in full sun to partial sun. For the most vibrant blooms and strongest stems, aim for a spot that receives at least six hours of direct sunlight daily.